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Y CarsCars most likely to speed revealed
Land Rover drivers are more likely to speed than boy racers, new research has revealed.
Over a quarter of Land Rover Discovery owners have been caught speeding on public roads, contrary to common wisdom that boy racers in hot hatchbacks are the most likely to be found speeding.
Research revealed that Citroen Saxo VTR drivers are worst for driving under the influence whilst Peugeot 106 GTI owners are least likely to comply with traffic lights. Stats also showed that Ford Galaxy Zetec owners are caught most often using their phones while driving.
The data, compiled from more than 4 million Confused.com insurance quotes, stretches back over the last five years. Information from each quote sent to the site made it possible to accumulate the total amount of offences for vehicles on UK roads.
Here are the full results:
Car model | Percentage of owners with speeding offence(s) |
Land Rover Discovery HSE V6 TD | 26% |
Land Rover Range Rover Sport HSE TD6 | 20% |
BMW 320 DM Sport | 20% |
Ford S-Max Titanium TDCI | 20% |
Ford Mondeo Titanium X TDCI (140) | 19% |
Car model | Worst for |
Audi A3 S3 FSI t Quattro | Failing to comply with traffic light signals |
Peugeot 106 GTI | Driving without due care and attention |
Vauxhall Astra Edition 16V Coupe | Using a vehicle uninsured against third party risks |
Citroen Saxo VTR | Driving or attempting to drive with alcohol level above limit |
Landrover Range Rover Sport HSE TD6 | Exceeding speed limit on a motorway |
Vauxhall Zafira Design DTI | Using a vehicle with defective tyres |
